Latest Contributions by MichaelVolz

If you are using ArcGIS v10.1, I believe you need the full path to the connection file. You have "Database Connections\[email protected]", where I have found at v10.1 you need something like: c:\Users\Roaming\[email protected] (or wherever your SDE connection file is found) ... View more

Which AddField statement is it failing on? arcpy.AddField_management(inFeatures, 'TRAFFIC', 'TEXT') Where is the variable inFeatures defined in your script? ... View more

Can you please post what you get for the variable sdecon? This needs to be a .sde file that you can find in ArcCatalog Add Spatial Database Connection. ... View more

Do you know if it is trying to run as a 32 bit process on your 64 bit server when run as a scheduled task? ... View more

Might this line of code: arcpy.CalculateField_management(inFeatures, 'COUNT', str(!F2011_TRAF!) + str(!FLAG!), 'PYTHON') Need to be something like: arcpy.CalculateField_management(inFeatures, 'COUNT', 'str(!F2011_TRAF!) + str(!FLAG!)', 'PYTHON') I put quote around the calculated expression. ... View more

Here is the link that should work: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/#/Example_Query_the_ArcGIS_Server_logs/0154000005qn000000/ ... View more

I'm not sure if this would break some network dataset properties, but I would work on a copy of the data in another say working file geodatabase without the network dataset.  You could copy the data with python using a truncate and append of records to bypass any locks.  Then process your data on the working file geodatabase and with python truncate and append the records back to the file geodatabase with the network dataset. This is only a theory as you would need to confirm that this operation does not corrupt the network dataset.  You will also need to learn python (short learning curve), if you do not already know how to program in this high level language. ... View more

Are you working in an SDE database? Or a file geodatabase? The locks would probably behave differently depending upon the environment. ... View more

Are you sure there is no lock from the initial clipping operation that you are performing? ... View more

I would recommend downloading the Flex 3.2 compiled source code to a location at a folder parallel to your existing 3.1 application.  I would then just try to copy the main config file from 3.1 to the 3.2 folder where it would overwrite the default 3.2 version.  I would then copy the individual widget config files from the 3.1 to the 3.2 folder where it would also overwrite the default 3.2 version.  There is no guarantee that this will work, but if it does it would require just a few minutes of work. If the individual widgets do your work, you may need to compare what changed in the config files and try to figure what (hopefully minor) changes would be needed.  You might also need to modify the main config file as there might be changes there as well. Just an FYI, Flex Build 3.3 was released yesterday so this might have an impact on your upgrade plans. ... View more

Are you using Application Builder? ... View more

Ramana: Can you get a count of the records returned from IE (and the version of IE you are testing against)? Have you tried testing against Mozilla FireFox? ... View more

I believe ESRI changed their policy on private sharing recently, at least with ArcGIS On-line for Organizations.  Not a good thing at all as you will need to pay a good deal of money to do the sharing that you want.  They have a monopoly on the market so there might not be anything you can do about it. ... View more

#for each feature dataset change workspace and list feature classes it contains     arcpy.env.workspace = rootWorkspace + "\\" + dataset Is the above line critical to get the script to acknowledge the 2nd dataset? I am just setting the arcpy.env.workspace = dataset and it only works on the first dataset in a file geodatabase. ... View more